| Help required on org.eclipse.osgi [message #335836] |
Mon, 04 May 2009 00:03  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi,
I have written a plugin that uses some resources on runtime. These
resources are bundled within the plugin jar itself.
As some of these resources were missing at the actual runtime, I did some
investigation and found that resources from my plugin jar has been copied
to a RAD specific folder at location "C:Program
FilesIBMSDPconfigurationorg.eclipse.osgibundles"
Also, the resources are not complete. That is, this folder has copied only
a few resources from my plugin, not all that I want.
This causes an inconsistent behaviour of my plugin.
Does anyone know what the underlying problem can be ??
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| Re: Help required on org.eclipse.osgi [message #335905 is a reply to message #335836] |
Fri, 08 May 2009 09:54  |
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Originally posted by: jacek.pospychala.pl.ibm.com
Hi Shilpa,
Eclipse uses the configuration\org.eclipse.osgi\bundles area to cache
plug-in contents such as JARs or OS libraries, that normally cannot be
accessed from JAR - e.g. JAR in JAR, or DLL in JAR. Only contents of
Plug-in classpath are extracted and it's all up-to plug-in developer
configuration.
Eclipse also transparently handles access to resources in both locations.
Similar problems are usually caused by incorrect access to resources in
plug-in, for example using classloader instead of Bundle.getEntry() to
load resources.
shilpa pisze:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> I have written a plugin that uses some resources on runtime. These
> resources are bundled within the plugin jar itself.
>
> As some of these resources were missing at the actual runtime, I did
> some investigation and found that resources from my plugin jar has been
> copied to a RAD specific folder at location "C:Program
> FilesIBMSDPconfigurationorg.eclipse.osgibundles"
> Also, the resources are not complete. That is, this folder has copied
> only a few resources from my plugin, not all that I want.
>
> This causes an inconsistent behaviour of my plugin.
>
> Does anyone know what the underlying problem can be ??
>
>
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